Ohms is Stef Carpenter not only engaged, but on fire. “So one of the most important things is that everybody is engaged and everybody is excited.” “When the record came out, I think people felt that Stef wasn’t as big a part of it, and that it may have suffered in certain areas because of that,” Chino reflected. It is, however, true that he wasn’t fully engaged as he had been on other records. For the record: Stef does like Gore and he was more involved in its creation than many people think. It is not just a case of welcome back Deftones, but also, to a certain extent, welcome back Stef Carpenter.Ī refresher: in the lead up to their last album, 2016’s Gore, Deftones’ guitarist told : “I think my proudest thing about my guitar playing on this record is just playing on the record, because I didn’t want to play on the record to begin with.”īoth at the time – and in K!’s latest Cover Story – the group did much to dispel the controversy that bled out of this. Enter Ohms, the exhilarating title-track and lead single of their ninth album.

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